HIV/AIDS
We conduct HIV research and provide comprehensive technical assistance to U.S. federal agencies, international health ministries and local governments, donors, foundations, and other clients seeking to prevent the spread of HIV in the United States and around the world.
We bring together multidisciplinary teams to focus on HIV prevention and strengthening systems for service delivery. Our HIV/AIDS work builds upon behavioral research and interventions, including community-based and clinical trials, as well as decades of applied program experience in developing countries.
We have several contract vehicles in place to allow clients to contract with us quickly through a simplified procurement process, issuing task orders for country-specific or regional projects.
News Releases
- New Research to Reduce HIV with Vulnerable Women (8.16.2011)
- U.S. Women Prefer Oral Tablets for HIV Prevention Medication (3.4.2011)
- Time, User Skills Needed to Adopt New HIV Prevention Methods (11.23.2010)
- A strategic war against AIDS (Raleigh News & Observer article, 11.15.2010)
- RTI International and MRC Host Open House to Discuss HIV Prevention in Western Cape (8.23.2010)
- Study: Syringe Type Affects HIV Transmission Among Drug Users (7.21.2010)
- San Francisco's Syringe Exchange Program Reduces Risk from Infected Needles (5.20.2010)
- Negotiation Skills Training Shown to Increase Condom Use, Reduce Heterosexual HIV Transmission in South Africa (5.3.2010)
Related Research
- Microbicides
- Substance Abuse Treatment Evaluations and Interventions
- Urban Health
- Women's Global Health Imperative
Capability Brochures
- HIV/AIDS Research and Programs
- HIV Care and Treatment
- HIV Prevention
- HIV Prevention: Reaching out to Most-At-Risk Populations
- HIV Program Support and Infrastructure
Selected Project Brochures
- Best- Evidence Woman-Focused HIV Prevention
- Botswana: Targeting HIV Prevention to Most-at-Risk Populations (MARPs)
- Health Surveillance Research in Foreign Military Populations
- Stopping HIV/AIDS in High-Risk Transport Corridors and Border Towns in Zambia
Contact us for more information
- Wendee M. Wechsberg
- Barbara C. Kennedy